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White Temple, Uruk


3200-3000 BCE


Early city


Belived to be with Abraham

Head of a Woman


3300-3000 BCE


Queen of Heaven


God of love and war and fire


unibrow


large eyes=omniscient all seeing

Warka Vase


3300-3000 BCE


Destroyed in Iraqi war


3 registers like an ancient comic book



Eshnunna Statuettes


2700 BCE


Votive Figures


praying


stylized statues

Great Lyre with Bulls Head


2600-2500 BCE


Gold and Lapis Lazuli


stylized beard

Standard of Ur


2600-2400 BCE


a medium large stone work art


war vs. peace


ruler chariots

Akkadian Ruler


2300-2200 BCE


Iraqi War


Bronze bust


maybe Sargon


Stylized beard

Victory Stele of Naram-Sin


2254-2218 BCE


In the Louvre


Commissioned by Naram-Sin

Gudea


2100 BE


in the Louvre


Youthful face, strong arms


fountain of two rivers

Ziggurat, Ur


2100 BCE


during Gudea's Lifetime


made of stone, longer lasting

Stele of Hammurabi


1780 BCE



Lion Gate


1400 BCE


Middle East destroyed Babylon


at the entrance of the city




Lamassu


720-705 BCE



Ashurbanipal II Hunting Lions

Enemies Crossing the Euphrates to Escape Assyrian Archers


875-860 BCE

Ishtar Gate


575 BCE

Persepolis, Palace of Darius and Xerxes


521-465 BCE

Cella

a main room for worship, statue of God inside, atop Ziggurat and in later structures

Diorite

very strong stone


doesn't deteriorate


very difficult


only rulers

Hypostyle Hall

a forrest of Columns to hold up the ceiling

Relief sculpture

a sculpture that is still connected to its original slab of stone, it is dug out of the side, but not a stand alone figure

Zoroastrian

first monotheistic religion